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Checking Accounts
GS Max NOW
A checking account that helps you earn as you go.
GS Checking
Full-service checking; just $25 to open.
Money Market
GS Max Money Market
Earn a little extra while maintaining access to your money.
Savings
Statement Savings
Save for tomorrow while earning today.
CD
9-Month CD
Save over time with a predictable return.
GS Max Money Market
- $25 minimum deposit to open
- No minimum balance or monthly service fee
- Debit Card, Online Banking, Mobile Banking, Mobile Check Deposit, Text Banking3
Statement Savings
- $25 minimum deposit to open
- $100 minimum balance or $3 monthly fee
- Debit Card, Online Banking, Mobile Banking, Mobile Check Deposit and Text Banking3
9-Month CD
- $250 minimum deposit to open
- Interest payment options
A Bank In Your Corner. Literally.
We got our start in 1923 with a single office in Springfield, Missouri. We've grown a bit since then, and now you'll find us in more than 100 locations in 11 states with $5.6 billion in total assets. Over the years our focus has remained the same: understanding what really matters to our communities.
1. Annual Percentage Yields (APY) and interest rates are current as of 07/22/2021 at 9:00 AM and are subject to change. Variable rate accounts may change after opening. Fees may reduce earnings.
2. There is a $34.00 Overdraft/Paid Item fee each time we pay an overdraft. We will charge you for each item paid up to a maximum of five (5) regardless of the number of overdraft items presented each day. Great Southern offers several options that can assist you in managing your account to reduce the likelihood of having an overdraft. Learn more about overdraft protection.
3. Message and Data rates may apply, check with your wireless carrier for details. Mobile banking is available to existing Online Banking users only.
4. See Bill Pay FAQs for more info.
5. Annual Percentage Yields (APY) and interest rates are current as of 07/22/2021 at 9:00 AM and are subject to change. Variable rate accounts may change after opening. Fees may reduce earnings. Penalty for early withdraw.
